Trump wants an F-35 stealth fighter with two engines because he doesn't like single-engine planes. He wants to call this new twin-engine F-35 the F-55. A former F-35 program manager told BI that this ...
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The F-14 Tomcat Fighter Had the Wrong Engine
The F-14 Tomcat married a superb airframe to the wrong engine. Inherited from the F-111, Pratt & Whitney TF30s were prone to ...
The U.S. Dept. of Defense made a $2.88-billion award to Pratt & Whitney in a modification to a prior contract for manufacturing 141 more F135 engines. Those engines are the power source for the F-35 ...
Finland is building a new facility to provide MRO support for the F135 powerplant under offset agreements following its procurement of the F-35. Pictured here is an F135 engine in a test rig. (Pratt & ...
Aviation systems manufacturer Honeywell aims to have its power-and-cooling upgrade for Lockheed Martin’s F-35 fighter ready as soon as 2027. That is according to Honeywell president of defence and ...
NATIONAL HARBOR, Maryland (Reuters) - The Pentagon is pressing United Technologies to cut costs on the engine it builds for Lockheed Martin's F-35 fighter, but said problems with that engine do not ...
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Is the F-35 Lightning II a Good Ground Attack Aircraft?
The F-35’s multirole design prevents it from excelling at close air support—yet the fighter jet is well-suited to missions in ...
Despite support from Boehner and other Congressmen, House voted against F35 Feb. 16, 2011 -- Congress voted to strip federal funding for a jet engine the President doesn't want and the Pentagon says ...
You may recall a couple of weeks ago when we reported, based on our own crude analysis of a Pentagon contract announcement, that the latest batch of engines for the Marine’s F-35 fighter would cost ...
LOS ANGELES — As it nears the delivery of the 100th production standard F135 engine for the Lockheed Martin F-35 Joint Strike Fighter, Pratt & Whitney has been awarded a $1 billion low-rate initial ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a blow to Britain, the U.S. Defense Department renewed an effort on Monday to cancel a second engine for the world's costliest warplane project. "They determined to terminate ...
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